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Using Alcohol First Predicts Heavier Drinking on Simultaneous Alcohol and Cannabis Use Days, with no Evidence for Moderation by Coping or Enhancement Motives
Purpose: Simultaneous alcohol and cannabis use is a common type of polysubstance use amongyoung adults. Depending on the substance used first, the amount of alcohol consumed might vary.Coping or enhancement motives endorsed on simultaneous use days might also impact alcoholconsumption differently. T
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